oc-plain-dealer 1919-04-25

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL W. D. Grafton went to Los Angeles on business today. Bird V. Beebe of Los Angeles is a visitor in this city for a few days. Jack Doty, proprietor of Doty's Pharmacy at Fullerton, was a visitor in town today. Mrs. A. C. Pearson spent today in Long Beach, going to the beach city this morning. Mrs. Harry Fellinge spent today in Los Angeles in the interest of the Schmidt Music Co. Ira Chandler has taken a position at the Cadman Drug Store, beginning his duties yesterday. Mrs. L. Goble returned this ing from a few days' visit with W. H. Spake of Pasadena. Mrs. Grace Whisler of White derwent a major operation yet at the Anaheim Hospital. Mrs. H. T. Hathaway and E. Canby were visitors in San on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs., E. F. Diller and da Helen, went to Los Angeles to spend the week-end at their b John D. Parks has purchased W. M. Criss, two lots on Bush tween Broadway and Santa A Mrs. Libby S. Johnson w Long Beach this morning to her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Gunne is ill. Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality Quality QualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQualityQuantityQualificationService We extend our customers the most courteous treatment possible—m every effort to please you and sell y just exactly what you want. We liver your orders. We take orders er the phone. We sell you the v best groceries on the market. charge you no more than you are quired to pay at the cash and ca grocery stores. Quality Qulaity Quality Quality Quality Quality liver your orders. We take orders er the phone. We sell you the v best groceries on the market. charge you no more than you are quired to pay at the cash and ca grocery stores. Jacob Lakema 128 E. Center St. Phone You want a Tractor that w grind with a minimum amount Lane says his Sandusky holds Another Lett You want a Tractor that will grind with a minimum amount of Lane says his Sandusky holds. Another Letter to a Satisfied Seller Owner Walter and Day, Sandusky Tractor Agency, Anaheim, Calif. Gentlemen: Replying to your inquiry as to the 20 Sandusky Tractor, will say, that we pky over a year ago and it has been put ing 60 acres of orange trees in heavy s to 14 horses’ work. The tractor has been in the shop on but for any needed attention that any the end of a season’s work. We would not hesitate to purchase in preference to all other. Yours very truly, R. L. Foreman, Pioneer Ranch Sandusky Tra WALTER & DAY, Proprietor COR. CENTER AND OLIVE STS. HARTMAN BLOCK The Orange County Plain Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. Mrs. J. F. Kuhn of Placentis, returned home yesterday after being at the Anaheim hospital for the past two months. Mrs. F. Willard is recovering nicely from a successful operation performed last week at the Santa Ana hospital. Miss Vera Meckles of this city and Mrs. E. C. Peterson of Whittier were operated on yesterday at the local hospital. Master Wm. Chambers of Barstow, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chambers of Emily-st, was operated on yesterday at the local hospital. A card from Earl Imus states that he still is taking the engineering course in France and as yet does not know when he will be sent home. Bandit Powers of San Diego, Savage Tire representative, returned home yesterday morning after transacting business with McKeen & Faber, local dealers. Mr. and Mrs. John Taggart and daughter, Mrs. Jean Taggart-Bedford, moved yesterday from Zeyn-st, to their new home at 426 N. Claudina-st. Mrs. Glen Helms of Newport, was brought to the local hospital yesterday afternoon suffering from cuts about the face and eyes received in a fall. Mrs. W. A. Sheppard of Los Angeles returned to her home yesterday after a visit of a couple of days with her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Alexander. Mrs. A. Bevillard and family will return on Monday from Marunga Valley where they have been for four month. Mrs. Bevillard's health is much improved. Mr. Bevillard has gone to the valley to bring them home. Orange County's largest music house, Schmidt Music Co., Anaheim. Ben Baxter, Cement Type, Pac 175R1 EXPECT BIG TIME AT OLINDA RALLY FOR VICTORY LOAN OLINDA, April 25.—Special—It is announced that the mass meeting to be held at the Olinda hall Monday evening, April 28, in the interest of the Victory loan, will be even better than reported in Wednesday's paper, so come one and all and show the returned soldiers and sailors that we appreciate the sacrifice they made for home and liberty. Remember, the Red Cross will have a lemonade booth! Mrs. Plumer and mother, Mrs. McCartney of Fullerton, spent Thursday with Miss Walker and Mrs. Nelson on the Columbia lease. Mr. Jones and family, Mr. Grimegor and family, Mr. Cullin and family and Mr. Ryan and family were among those who witnessed the oerial circus at Anaheim Thursday evening. The small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beauchamp of the Orange lease, who has been very sick is much better. Don Hale of the Columbia lease, who went to fight for our country, and who was in France about a year, returned Thursday and has taken up his work on the Columbia lease. Nick, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Williams of the Columbia lease, who is employed at La Vida Springs, is visiting his parents. Mrs. Arthur Campbell and her grandmother, Mrs. McDade of Pasa-dena, is visiting Mrs. Agnes Campbell of the West Coast lease. Mr. W. H. Clark of the Columbia lease has gone to Ventura county on a fishing trip. Charley Peralta, who works on the McFadden ranch, while on his way to work Thursday morning on a bicycle ran into Ralph Tantaso's auto, broke the windshield and lights, bent the car, but Mr. a daughter Thursda-lease wi- with her Mrs. L Santa Fa-helm Th- Evan RIFE Experience home on-ost at Mr. Evans expensive gray coat his name mark, gloves, with Mrs. delible l watch. Mrs. colored same col-vet coll beaver georgett gold loc helm hi- We take orders over sell you the very market. We re than you are re the cash and carry after a visit of a couple of days with her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Alexander. Mrs. A. Bevillard and family will return on Monday from Marunga Valley where they have been for four month. Mrs. Bevillard's health is much improved. Mr. Bevillard has gone to the valley to bring them home. Orange County's largest music house, Schmidt Music Co., Anaheim. Ben Baxter, Cement Tape, Pac 175R1 If you want to vote for the County Harbor Bonds you must register before May 10. Deputy registers for Anaheim are Bertha Moyers at Meyers Book Store and Hannah Horwitz at Judge Howard's office. Charley Peralta, who works on the McFadden ranch, while on his way to work Thursday morning on a bicycle ran into Ralph Tantaso's auto, broke the windshield and lights, bent the radiator and cut his face badly. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dumphy and children of the Columbia lease visited Mr. Dumphy's parents in Whittler Tuesday. Mr. Stives of the Union Lease has purchased a new Chevrolet. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Scott of the Columbia lease returned Monday evening from a visit in Santa Paula, where Mr. Scott spent his childhood days. He had not been there for nine years and found many changes. While they enjoyed their trip, they say Orange-co is good enough for them. Mr. H. P. Nelson, of Bellflower, accompanied by a friend, Mr. Bert Boon, from Douglas, Ariz., called on Mrs. Lucy Nelson of the Columbia lease Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Eggelton of the Orange lease, accompanied by Miss Walker of the Columbia Lease, attended the M.E. church in Fullerton Sunday and then motored to Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Astley and Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell of Los Angeles were calling on friends and relatives on the Columbia lease Thursday and took dinner at the Columbia Boarding house. Hewlett, better known as Shorty, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Green of the Santa Fe lease, returned from overseas Thursday. Mr. G.W. Snively, who worked for the Union lease several years, moving onto a ranch about a year ago, has returned to work on the Union lease. The two small children of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Clark of the Columbia lease, who have been alluring for several days, are some better. Mrs. Hemus of the Union lease had an accident one day last week. A train ran into her auto at the crossing in Placentia, ripped off the blind wheel and otherwise damaged the SECOND INSTALLMENT. County taxes become delinquent on Monday, April 28th. Remittances should be mailed in time to reach this office before that date. Those who pay at the office should do so, if possible, before the last day to avoid the discomfiture of standing in line. All remittances whether checks or cash should be accompanied by tax bill or description of property. J.C.LAMB, Tax Collector Too Late to Classify Letter From Sandusky March 28, 1919. inquiry as to the efficiency of your 10-will say, that we purchased our Sandusky and it has been put to a severe test work on trees in heavy soil, at times doing 12 feet in the shop once, not from necessity, attention that any tractor should have at work. itate to purchase another SANDUSKY tractor very truly, R. L. LANE, Pioneer Rancho Co., Placentia, Calif. Tractor Co. INTER & DAY, Proprietors HARTMAN BLOCK ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ing in Placentia, ripped off the blind wheel and otherwise damaged the SECOND INSTALLMENT County taxes become delinquent on Monday, April 28th. Remittances should be mailed in time to reach this office before that date. Those who pay at the office should do so, if possible, before the last day to avoid the discomfiture of standing in line. All remittances whether checks or cash should be accompanied by tax bill or description of property. J. C. LAMB, Tax Collector Too Late to Classify BARGAIN BEAUTIFUL ANAHEIM HOME The beautiful, modern bungalow home at 220 E. Broadway must be sold immediately. Drive around and look at it from the outside, satisfy yourself that it is a genuine bargain at $3150, then come in or phone us and we will show you the interior. The inside is even better than the outside, and with the large, close-in lot on paved Broadway, splendid neighborhood, lawn, flowers and fruit, etc., this is an offering that will be snapped up within a few days. C. B. BERGER CO Phone 523 108 So. Los Angeles St. FOR EXCHANGE—House and lot No. 215 N. Emily St., price $3000. Will take Standard Mineral Co. stock at 50¢ per share. G. M. Simpson, 116 W. Center, Anaheim. ME RALLY LOAN Special—It is meeting to hall. Monday the interest of even better day's paper, and show the illions that we made for remember, the lemonade her, Mrs. Moent Thursday Mrs. Nelson on Mr. Grimeilin and family were used the oerial day evening of Mr. and Orange lease, is much betlumbia lease, our country, about a year, has taken up lease. Mr. J. M. lease, who a Springs, is and her deade of Pass Agnes Campase. Columbia county on works on the his way to, on a bicycle auto, broke ents, bent the car, but no one was hurt. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Schreyer and daughter of the Santa Fe lease spent Thursday and Friday at Alhambra. Miss Bessie Cox of the Santa Fe lease, who has been having trouble with her ankle, is reported better. Mrs. Brice Turner and son of the Santa Fe lease were shopping in Anaheim Thursday. EVANS RESIDENCE RIFLED WEDNESDAY Expert house-cleaners rifled the home of Leonard Evans on No. Lemon-st about 5:15 p.m. Wednesday. Mr. Evans is missing a new overcoat, expensive, new blue serge suit, dark gray coat to a new $60 suit, bearing his name and Yungbluth's trade mark, striped silk shirt, pair new tan gloves, an all-leather traveling grip with Mr. Evans' name stamped in indelible ink on inside and a heavy gold watch. Mrs. Evans is missing a new wine colored satin dress and plush coat of same color trimmed with black velvet collar, white wool coat, brown beaver muff and neckpiece, some georgette waist and dress goods, gold locket, gold triangular Anaheim high school pin on the 1905 class bearing initials "L. A. E." on back and A. H. S. lettered in blue on the gold, also a dollar bill taken from a pocketbook. Dark Complected Mrs. W. G. Seimann who lives two doors south of Evans' noticed two foreigners pass her home going north about 4:45 p.m. Wednesday. A half hour later she noticed them go south carrying some clothes and grip. The men were dark complexioned about 25 to 30 years old and of ordinary build. A short one wore a gray suit, light soft hat with dark band. The other wore a dark suit. A Crown stage driver remembers bringing two men answering this description from Santa Ana to Anaheim and of their having barely enough money to pay their fare. Later they returned to Santa Ana, tendering a dollar bill for fare and bearing a grip and clothing. Cut Screen to Window Entrance was gained to the Evans' home by cutting the screen wire to a back kitchen window and raising the window which was unlocked. Mr. Evans believes they were in the house only 30 minutes, but that they were experts, going thru every drawer and box down to an inch square and even separating the sheets on the bed in search of valuables. At New Fairyland Theatre TONIGHT—LAST TIME Bill Hart, In "The Poppy Girl's Husband" SUNDAY ONLY—MATINEE AND EVENING Billie Burke and Herbert Rawlinson In "Good Gracious Annabelle" This production was directed by George Melford, one of the fore- TONIGHT—LAST TIME Bill Hart, In “The Poppy Girl’s Husband” SUNDAY ONLY—MATINEE AND EVENING Billie Burke and Herbert Rawlinson In “Good Gracious Annabelle” This production was directed by George Melford, one of the foremost directors in the country, the result being an exquisite presentation of an unusual captivating story of the east and the west. Adults 15¢ War Tax Extra Children 5¢ The Human Fly And The The Human Fly And The Chevrolet America's Greatest Climbers. See both perform Friday Night, Apr. 25, 7 o'clock Valencia Hotel Building Taggart Motor Co. 308 North Los Angeles St. Phone 413 Anaheim, Calif.